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Rhode Island General Laws > Title 21 - Food And Drugs
Rhode Island General Laws
> Title 21 - Food And Drugs
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Chapter 21-1
Frozen Food Products
Chapter 21-2
Milk Sanitation Code
Chapter 21-2.1
Farm Milk Holding Tanks
Chapter 21-3
Health of Cattle Producing Milk for Sale in State
Chapter 21-4
Emergency Milk Price Controls
Chapter 21-4.1
Milk Commission
Chapter 21-5
Analysis of Milkfat Content in Milk or Milk Products
Chapter 21-6
Pasteurization Plants
Chapter 21-7
Town Regulation of Milk Sales
Chapter 21-8
Buildings and Vehicles Used for Unlawful Milk Handling
Chapter 21-9
Frozen Desserts
Chapter 21-10
Butter and Oleomargarine
Chapter 21-11
Meats
Chapter 21-12
Salted Meats
Chapter 21-13
Poultry
Chapter 21-14
Shellfish Packing Houses
Chapter 21-15
Pickled Fish
Chapter 21-16
Kosher Foods
Chapter 21-17
Eggs
Chapter 21-18
Apples
Chapter 21-19
Potatoes
Chapter 21-20
Fruits and Vegetables Generally
Chapter 21-21
Olive Oil
Chapter 21-22
Vinegar
Chapter 21-23
Nonalcoholic Bottled Beverages, Drinks and Juices
Chapter 21-24
Flour and Bread
Chapter 21-25
Corn and Corn Meal
Chapter 21-26
Soda and Cream of Tartar
Chapter 21-27
Sanitation in Food Establishments
Chapter 21-27.1
Plastic Recycling and Litter Act
Chapter 21-28
Uniform Controlled Substances Act
Chapter 21-28.1
Narcotic Guidance Council
Chapter 21-28.2
Drug Abuse Control
Chapter 21-28.3
Drug Abuse Reporting System
Chapter 21-28.4
Controlled Substances Therapeutic=nl Research Act
Chapter 21-28.5
Sale of Drug Paraphernalia
Chapter 21-28.6
The Edward O. Hawkins and Thomas C. Slater Medical Marijuana Act
Chapter 21-28.7
Possession and Trafficking in Dextromethorphan
Chapter 21-29
Barbiturates and Hypnotic Drugs
Chapter 21-29.1
Re-Use of Syringes
Chapter 21-30
Drugs and Poisons Generally
Chapter 21-31
Rhode Island Food, Drugs, and Cosmetics Act
Chapter 21-31.1
Veterinary Drugs
Chapter 21-32
Advertising of Rhode Island Products
Chapter 21-33
Packaged Bakery Products
Chapter 21-34
Food Donations
Chapter 21-35
Home Food Service Sales
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